Wednesday, March 22, 2017

Gimme Them Old-Tyme X's & O's

So the Human brought me to the 
girls' flag football game today.

Things were not going too well for
the Home Team, until I stepped in at
the half and showed those girlies a
thing or two about how to make a play.




And just look at how they perked up after a special S'Pep Talk!

Okay, okay, they didn't exactly win or anything, but they did score two count-'em-two TDs, their very first offensive points of the season.

13 comments:

meowmeowmans said...

Excellent job, Coach Spitty!

Megan said...

Outstanding contribution, Spitty.

But ... I express my ongoing concern. Not only are you accepting unsatisfactory service from your Human at home, you're now subsidising her efforts at the Education Factory. Where is this going to end?

Megan
Sydney, Australia

Katie Isabella said...

Spitty, how like you to come to their rescue!!!

Kitties Blue said...

Wowee! We had no idea that girls played flag football, and we definitely had no idea that you had experience as a coach. Seems as if you better be there for every game if they scored some TDs. We're surprised those girls were not distracted by your handsomeness. XOCK, Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta, Angel Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth, Calista Jo and Cooper Murphy.

pilch92 said...

Great job!

Marvelous Marv said...

Spitty Darling! Yous does knows how to makes the plays!
This grrl knows that!
Kisses
Nellie

The Island Cats said...

Spitty, where's your cheerleading outfit??? ;)

Photo Cache said...

Add another feather to your cap as a football coach. So coach would you be amenable to having Kaepernick in your team?

Emma and Buster

The Whiskeratti said...

Wow, you are truly accomplished.

Cathy Keisha said...

Maybe you should have played the second half and kicked a— you know what.

Colehaus Cats said...

Leave it to Spitty, or should we say, Right-Moves Spitty to show 'em how to score!

Mark's Mews (Marley, Lori, Taz, and Binq) said...

You DO know how to get the girls going!

Eastside Cats said...

Great coaching, Spitty!